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Am the Bullgod" was written as a tribute song to Monster Magnet, as they were his favorite group during that time period in the early 90s when the song was written. The “Bullgod” motif appears on Monster Magnet’s Spine of God, Superjudge, Dopes to Infinity and God Says No albums. Coincidentally, Kid Rock would open for Monster Magnet on the White Trash on Dope Tour after “I Am the Bullgod” was released as a single on Devil Without A Cause.

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A Song going through the cycle of a black woman with a urban upbringing and her experiences with different guys specifically white guys. Displaying the problems young woman face in the ghetto with a lack of contraception. But still “you don’t know the fucking half of it”

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Frontman Chino Moreno discussed this lament about spiritual isolation with Artist Direct. Said Moreno: “I love that one; it jumps around a lot. I was going to fix it so every verse told one cohesive story, but I decided that I really like it the way it is. It’s really fragmented. Pieces of information are in different places—under the water and in the city. It’s broad, and it feels really good. It adapts to the overall vibe. It has a night time feel to it as well. We’ve been playing it in rehearsal and I realized how much I like it now. When I first wrote it, I thought, ‘You could tell this is one of my songs. It’s probably the most Team Sleep-esque song on the record.’ I didn’t want it to be too self-indulgent right off the bat or for people to think, ‘This is Chino just being Chino.’ Really it’s not; everybody contributes on that song fairly equally. I wrote the opening riff, but the song grew from everybody building on to that. It’s more of a Deftones song than people might believe it is. Playing the song in rehearsal, it sounds mighty. For the simple fact that it doesn’t have any crush guitar, screaming or anything aggressive on it, ‘Sextape’ sounds really big.”

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Dash was formerly Jay-Z’s manager and business partner at Roc-a-Fella Records, he maintained a close relationship with Dipset even through their drop since he first signed them in 2003, as he first signed them and brought them to the worlds attention it’s only fitting he delivers the outro Dipset’s comeback.

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The Diplomats, also popularly known as Dipset, are a Harlem-based hip hop group founded by Cam'ron and Jim Jones in 1997. The original members of the group were Cam'ron, Freekey Zekey, and Jim Jones, who all grew up together in Harlem.